Retrospective case series shows preservation of ambulatory function in long-term survivors after tumor resection, suggesting effectiveness and lifelong risks.
Despite the occurrence of frequent late complications, considerably long-term survivors following tumor endoprosthetic reconstruction in this small cohort were able to preserve ambulatory function for more than three decades, suggesting the effectiveness of this method while underscoring its lifelong risks and the necessity of long-term follow-up.
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